Hello, World
Welcome. If you’re reading this, you’ve found the little home I built for my projects and the occasional write-up. I wanted one place that was genuinely mine — not a profile on someone else’s platform — to collect the things I build and, every now and then, the things I learn along the way.
The stack
I kept it deliberately small and fast:
- Astro — a static site generator, so every page is plain HTML by the time it reaches your browser.
- Tailwind CSS — styling without ever leaving the markup.
- TypeScript — for the bits of logic that deserve type safety.
- Markdown content collections — every project and post (including this one) is just a Markdown file.
- Vanilla JavaScript for interactivity, like the
⌘Ksearch — no heavy frontend framework, so the site ships almost no JavaScript. - Hosted on GitHub Pages, deployed automatically on every push to
main.
The goal was a site that loads instantly and then gets out of the way. No trackers, no bloat — just the content.
What you’ll find here
The projects section is the main event. Two I’m especially happy with:
- Brain MRI Scans Classification — a machine-learning model that classifies brain tumors straight from MRI scans.
- Pac-Man on the MC68000 — Pac-Man written in Assembly for the Motorola 68000.
And here on the blog I’ll drop a post whenever something worth sharing happens — a contest, a project I’m proud of, or something I figured out and don’t want to forget. No fixed schedule and no pressure: when there’s something interesting, it’ll show up here.
Thanks for stopping by.